China and Tariffs Have Wiped Off $130 Billion From Critical Chip Firm ASML Since Peak Value

China and tariffs have wiped off $130 billion from critical chip firm ASML since peak value

ASML, like many chip firms, has been hit by restrictions on exports to China and U.S. tariff uncertainty.

Semiconductor industry experts brainstorm on sanctions compliance

SANCTIONS compliance has emerged as one of the top three operational challenges for semiconductor companies, according to the majority of participants at an industry engagement.

China chip industry rises under US sanctions, Taiwan suppliers pivot

While the US-China trade war has entered a tentative truce, tensions in the semiconductor sector are escalating, placing renewed scrutiny on Taiwan's IC substrate manufacturers operating in China. The unfolding dynamics raise doubts about the actual effectiveness of US chip sanctions.

News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. The US trade sanctions against China, especially those prohibiting the sale of high-performance hardware such as NVIDIA GPUs, sought to curb the technological growth of the Asian country. But instead of stopping its progress, the strategy is having a reverse effect. These restrictions are reportedly driving local innovation and accelerating the development of Chinese alter…

Chinese Chipmaker Stocks Rally as China-EU Semiconductor Roundtable, Japan-US Chip Deal Report Boost Market Sentiment - YT FINANCE

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According to several Chinese reports, Huawei and SMIC (Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation) are said to have taken a major step forward in producing a 5-nm chip... without using state-of-the-art SUV machines, to which China no longer has access since the US and Dutch sanctions. The Kirin X90, designed by the subsidiary [...] Article Huawei and SMIC: China defeats the 5nm without UUV, a challenge to sanctions ? appeared first on…